"Although electricity demand usually starts growing as the fall is approaching, but, on the contrary, it started going down in all Baltic states. Prices remains similar in those countries and rose only slightly," Martynas Boratinskas, head of the business solutions department at Lietuvos Energija's subsidiary Lietuvos Energijos Tiekimas said.
The average electricity price in Latvia stood at 49.49 euros and was 49.08 euros in Estonia. In Latvia, the price dropped 16.2% y-o-y and rose 1.1% m-o-m, and in Estonia the price went down 11.4 and rose 0.3 % respectively.
The price grew 3.5% in Sweden's fourth bidding area, and the difference between Lithuania and Sweden's prices was 10.7 euros.
